Mo Tactical Products LLC Ace In The Hole Echo 90022 - Matte Black Tactical Accessory
- Finish-Color:
- Black - Matte
- Caliber-Gauge:
- 17 HMR
- Style:
- Single Reed
- Calls:
- Ducks
- Electronic:
- No
- Hands Free:
- No
- Sound Species:
- Mallard
- Sounds:
- Barking Quack
- Species:
- Ducks
- Material:
- Acrylic
The Mo Tactical Products LLC Ace In The Hole Echo 90022 is a single-reed duck call designed to produce authentic mallard sounds for waterfowl hunting. Built from matte black acrylic, this call delivers the reliable, versatile tones serious duck hunters need when working birds in the marsh, timber, or open water. Whether you're a seasoned caller or stepping up from a basic setup, the Ace In The Hole earns its name by giving you a proven tool to commit to your spread.
Single-reed calls are known for their responsiveness and ease of operation—they require less air pressure and finesse than double-reed designs, making them forgiving in the field while still producing the range of quacks, feeding calls, and comebacks that mallards respond to. The matte black finish keeps glare out of your decoys and blends into your blind or boat, staying practical and unobtrusive during the hunt.
Mo Tactical Products has built a reputation for straightforward, functional game calls that work when conditions get tough. The Ace In The Hole fits that tradition: no frills, focused design, and a call that does what waterfowl hunters ask of it.
Key Features
- Single-reed design for responsive, intuitive calling
- Matte black acrylic construction resists glare in the blind
- Produces authentic mallard vocalizations and feeding calls
- Compact, field-proven waterfowl call
Specifications
| Brand | Mo Tactical Products LLC |
| Model | Echo 90022 – Ace In The Hole |
| Type | Single-Reed Duck Call |
| Material | Matte Black Acrylic |
| Species | Ducks / Mallards |
Frequently Asked Questions
What sounds does the Ace In The Hole produce?
The Ace In The Hole is designed to produce authentic mallard sounds, including quacks and feeding calls used in waterfowl hunting.
Is a single-reed call easier to use than a double-reed?
Single-reed calls generally require less air pressure and are more forgiving for hunters learning to call, though they still allow experienced callers to produce the range of sounds needed for mallard hunting.
What's the finish on this call?
The Ace In The Hole is finished in matte black acrylic, which reduces glare in your blind and keeps the call inconspicuous during a hunt.

